Future college funding act relies on N.J. voters
By Tiffany Do | November 1New Jersey voters will decide on Election Day whether or not the state will grant colleges extra funding.
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Career Center encourages scheduling appointments
By Staff Writer | November 1The Career Center staff has recently been stressing the importance of visiting the Career Center in person before accessing the online job database known as Navigator.
Campus Ministry will host viewing of ten-part 'Catholicism' series
By Staff Writer | November 1The Campus Ministry Lounge is hosting viewings of the ten-part television series, "Catholicism" to celebrate internalization month at Seton Hall.
South Orange parking leaves students frustrated
By Mary Marshall | November 1Confusion over parking in South Orange has recently left Seton Hall students with tickets and fines, therefore causing conflict with local Parking Authority.
Amnesty International advocates taking action
By Staff Writer | October 25The theme behind Amnesty International's documentary screening of "Shift" on Oct. 16 in the Jubilee Hall Auditorium was changing the views of western countries, according to Secretary Amanda Gagne.
Students want 24/5 library hours
By Lindsay Rittenhouse | October 25For students wondering when library hours will be permanently extended to a 24/5 schedule, SGA said it is working to do this, according to SGA President Joseph Donato.
Aspiring Kindness continues yearly fundraising with Halloween event
By Staff Writer | October 25A Halloween fundraiser will be hosted by the Aspiring Kindness Foundation in New York City on Oct. 27.
Bolted doors can lead to $250 fine
By Staff Writer | October 25Complex residents have experienced a lot of confusion regarding the bolted door policy in the few past weeks.
University in 'good financial health'
By Tiffany Do | October 25While the "public tuition rate" was heavily advertised to in- coming students, only 90 of this year's 1,450 freshmen were admitted through the program, ac- cording to Dr. Alyssa McCloud, vice president of enrollment management.
Nine freshmen prepped for medical, dental school during summer
By Staff Writer | October 25Seton Hall's Pre-Medical/Pre- Dental Plus Program enrolled nine students for summer 2012.
WSOU featured on mtvU
By Staff Writer | October 25MtvU recently featured WSOU on its College Radio Countdown.
Class registration for spring delayed
By Staff Writer | October 25The starting date for undergraduate registration for spring 2013 courses has been pushed back to Nov. 8. Students interviewed were unaware of this change and said they have not heard when registration will take place.
College of Nursing marks 'Diamond Anniversary'
By Staff Writer | October 18Home of New Jersey's first baccalaureate nursing program and the first Catholic collegiate nursing program in the northeast, Seton Hall's College of Nursing is celebrating its Diamond Anniversary this year.
Students take 'It Can Wait' pledge to not text and drive
By Staff Writer | October 18The Student Government Association partnered with AT&T to host an "It Can Wait" table designed to prevent texting while driving at University Weekend on Saturday.
NBC foreign correspondent meets with Hall students
By Staff Writer | October 18NBC's Chief Foreign Correspondent Richard Engel, came to speak to selected diplomacy and journalism students on Wednesday in McQuaid Hall. NBC's Robert Windrem ('68) set up the meeting as a casual conver- sation for students to interact with Engel and learn more about foreign relations and journalism.
Commuter cafeteria hours cut back
By Mary Marshall | October 18Commuter cafeteria hours have changed this year to close at an earlier time due to the opening of the 24-hour Dunkin' Donuts, and hungry Seton Hall students are starting to take notice.
October features International Celebration
By Staff Writer | October 18October is international celebration month at Seton Hall, and the Office of International Programs has a packed schedule of events for students.
Nokia cell phones will now be available to upperclassmen
By Staff Writer | October 18The new smart phones issued to freshmen this semester are becoming available to upperclassmen as well.
New spring schedule set
By Lindsay Rittenhouse | October 18The final spring 2013 course schedule was released by the Provost Office on Oct. 3 that reinstated classes that run for 75 minutes on Mondays and Wednesdays, with some restrictions.
GrooveBoston 'successful' despite trips to hospital, arrest
By Lindsay Rittenhouse | October 18GrooveBoston ended with a few transports to the hospital and an arrest, but according to Assistant Director of Public Safety Patrick Linfante, the event is still seen as a success.
